There's a new pay-radio station and it isn't on Sirius, XM or even Pandora. It's an Internet version of San Francisco public radio station KQED. For a $45 donation, listeners get an alternate
feed of the station -- without any pledge drive interruptions for a full year. The special feed can be streamed on up to four browsers, including smartphones and tablets.
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calls this the "first experiment of its kind by any public radio station," but asks, "Does paid radio qualify as public radio?"
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